Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-19
N AFTER DEATH"
What Wonders tho Microscope Has Done
For Us. No Longer Obliged to Die, TO
Find Out "What's Killing U.s."

One of the leading scientific puolica-
tons states that many people are now
using the microscope to discover the real
cause of disease in the system, and to de-
tcct Authorizations Of food and medicines.
This wonderful instrument has saved
many a life. A microScopical test shows,
for instance, the presence of albumen, CT
the l.fe of the blood, in certain derange-
ments of the kidneys, but medicine does
not tell US how far advanced the derange-
ment is, or whether it shall prove fatal.
The microscope, however, gives us this
knowledge:
Bright's disease, which so many people
dread, was not fully known until the mi
crOscope revealed its characteristics. 1t
greatly aids the physician, skilled in its
use, in determining how far disease has adj
vanc' d, and gives a fuller idea of tho true
structure Of the kidney.
A noted German scholar recently discov-
cred that by the aid of the microscope, tho
physician can tell if there is a tlmor form
Ing in the system, and If certain appear
ances are seen in the fluids passed it is
proof positive that the tumor is to be q
malignant one.
If any arrangement Of tho kidneys is de-
tectcd by the microscope, the physician
looks for the development Of almost any
disease the system is heir to, AMI m inli-
w Va - q Z q "i'HNbnN, ~ hNp ~
symptoms Of its own AM can not be fully
recognized EXCEPT by tho microscope, no
looks upon with alarm.
This disease has existed for more than
1000 years. 1t is only until recently that
the microscope has revealed to US its uni
versal prevalence and fatal character.
Persons who formerly died Of what was
called general debility, nervous break
down, dropsy, paralysis, heart disease,
vbottYN nfiuro pnAHlnyv atp ny,a now lnntvu
to have really died Of kidney disease, be-
cause, had there been no disorder Of the
kidneys, the chances are that the effects
from which they died would never have
existed.
AS the world becomes better acquainted
with the importan"e of the kidneys in the
human economy by the aid Of tho micro
scope, there Is greater alarm spread
through the communities concerning II,
and this accounts for tho erroneous belief
that it is on the increase.
As vet neither hOmeop athist nor allo-
pathist is prepared with a cure for de-
ranged kidneys, but the world has long
since recognized, and many medical gentle
men also recognize and prescribe Warnor's
safe cure for these arrangements, IA ad-
nit that it is tho only spi,lfic for tho COM
mon and advanced forms Of kidney dis
orders.
Formerly the true cause OF death was
discovered only after death. To-day tho
microscope shows US, in tho water we pass,
the dangerous condition Of any organ In the
body, thus enabling us to treat it promptly
and escape premature death.
AS the microscope in theshands Of lay
men has revealed many diseases that the
medical men were not aware OF, so
that preparation, like many other discov.
cries in medicine and science, was found
out by laymen, outside the me heal cole;
consequently 1t comes very hart for medi.
cal men to indorso and prescribe it. New
~ertheless, Warmers safe cure cont nues 10
grow in popularity, aud the evidences of its
Effectiveness are seen on every hand.
Some persons claim that tho proprietors
should give the medical profession the
formula of this remedy, II it is such @
"Gol-send to humanity" and let the ply,
siclans and public judge whether or not il
be so recognized.
We, however, do not blame them for moi
publishing the formula, even to get the
recognition OF the melical profession. TIL
standing Of the men who manufacture this
great remedy Is equal TO that of the major
ity of physicians, and the reason that som,
doctors give for not ad pting and prescrib
ing it-vls. : that they do not know what it,
ingredients are-is absurd.
Mr.. Warmers statement-that many O
the ingredients arc expensive, and tina
the desire of the INSCRIPTIONS dealer o.
prescriber TO realize a large profit from it
manufacture by psing cheap or injuriou,
substances for those ingredients woult
jeopardize its quality and reputation; an,
that Warmers safe cure can not be mad,
In small quantities on account OF the ex
pensive apparatus necessary in compound
Ing these ingredients-seems to us 10 be
reasonable and sufi"ie one.
The universal testimony of our friend
and ~neighbors, and the l%ndisputable evi
dence that 1t, aud it alone, has complet
mastery over all diseases of tho kidneys, /
sufficient explanation of It's %extraordinar
reputation, and conclusive proof that it Is
perhaps, the most beneficent discover
known to scientific medicine since Oh
microscope revealed t. us the all-importan
nature of the organs it 10 designed to reac
and benefit